Richmond Palladium (Daily), 3 April 1900 — Page 3

RICHMOND DAILY PAUtiAPIPMJlTDE8DAY APRIL 3 1000.

We want to speak of our "LADIES ROOM" on second floor, in order that yo may I visit us for your - :

many new ready-to-wear articles are waihn your inspection. borne new arrivals in Tailor-Made suits this week, area line of Grav HomesDuns with the new

double breasted silk lined jacket, box pleat skirts- They 2 sizes left 32 and 34, and thev cro at $8.

We have a most excellent black all wool serge skrt well lined and carefully

made, all have the box pleat, the price S3.98. A finer

applies down side or back $4.98. All sizes in black wool black velvet ribbon at $3.98. Select your Easter silk waist now, all shades in

$4.98. Black of same Roods

of wash silk, $2.75. Our percale waists are now on display, prices 25c, 50c, 75c, $1,

on to $2 each. The new mercerized skirt, now so popular, is found here, $1 to $1.98 all colors and black. Spring styles of sun bonnets and wrappers now on sale. Everything ready to wear for men, women and children. Tell it to the neighbors. "

THE RAILROAD

ONRESCO Water Paint 'For wall and ceiling decorations, brick, plaster and cement ; for inside and outside work on walls. It petrifies and makes a hard finiah. Made in different colors that are most beautiful It has been used in Richmond for sever! years with highest of success. -

Those desiring something fine in finish will re shown samples of the worlc, respectfully requested to call.

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816IMAIN ST.

Benj.B.Myrick, Nos. 8 and 10'. North Seventh Street: Richmond, Ind.

Fire, Life, Lightning and Accident

nsurance.

Agenffor Red Star and American! Steamship Lines. Also Raymond & ".Whitcomb's Paris .Exposition Tours. Notary Public, Loan and Renting Agency

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Winifred Coal C.S. FARGSIHIilGi, Qgemfl Phone 9.311 70 FT. WAYNE AVE.

Pennsylvania Lines. Richmond Union Station Time Table. KffectiT. Sot. I. 18. CENTRAL TIME. tDeily except Sunday. JDaily. Ptttsbarfl. Olnolaaatl. Chloago; and St. Lssls Railway, Rlohasond Uvlataa. BtlsMi Ohloag and Claolnnatl. Eastward Train. Arrivs, Dapart. 4 10 im 9 oo aa 3 55 P 5 SO P" tOa Acc a aja 9 to us 4 oopm 4 is pn i Fast Southern Mill & EapfUput Acc.. ... TMacanaw and Cm Ep Waatward Tralaa, Tj. ..tlWrt ACC 7 05 .0 tl 00 mm T JS P" 'Lecaasport Acc - Chicago Mail Exp. - ,,. Cim and Msckutw i-p ti to pm ladlMB4ia Divtaiaa. Batwaaa Calttnaad ladianaitatla. Caatward Trains. IStLaNT MJ & Exp s S 4l4 A Colnmb Acc & Exp 9 5$ ' 5 18 J 1a is 1 IPcaa Special Mai) 4 S P w a n "i 11 1 - ML4NY Lua . S5 S.L4NV Kau MaH . 1005 ta Imd A Ridnoad Acc & Exp J45P" Waatward Tralaa. 1S L Fax Mma ' N Y A S L Fast Ma A Exp s "5 S" . i, 1 fui to jo aja S,T ft lad Acc Ex '! "S5P- ' N Y ft S L Exp 7 "in 7 3 Pa rrhmrr-J ft lad Acc ft Exp

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EASTER BUYING.

$4.50. Aline of checks, stripes and plaids in best grade

and are GENUINE Smokeless Waatward Tralaa. tSt . Fast Mail ........ 5 jo ana !St L Fast Exp . 10 ,5 axa Spring A K lail ft Exp .... 4 40 pa Sprtug a Rich Eicp.HmH. . HM .io 55 pH 4pnii ft Rica Acc... 10 so a.im Grand Raplda A ladiaaa Stalls twsca Richmond aad Maaklaa FL Wayna and Grnnd Raplda. Northward Tralaa. tR Mack Exp IKsUr Rjn Mail Exp... JCia ft Mac Mail ft Exp. ,,. , 5 a OS pa 1 to pa Southward Tralaa. fCr R A R Mail Kxp j 40 pa M. k ft Cm MiJ ft Exp 3 50 am I Ft W ayne ft R .. 10 30 u Kacse must be at stxttoa twenty aiautes train ciuux. C. W. ELMER, Ticket Axaat I. A. OORMON. Statiea Master. E.B.GR0SVEN0R.M.D. Spcia! qaipmit for the Traatavaat of taa Olaaasan af tsa Eya. Ear, Mas and Thraat SCIENTIFIC FITTING OF GLASSES 24 3. Uth St. BieBMt The best of private acconjmoda lions, and trained nurses. Ixng distance, a K. MORGAN, Talphao4v7i8. EMFIOYHOT, REAL ESTATE Inf oriaatioii. Abstractor, Insmr ance and Notary Work. f'.ao 3 bay a bob ) on pay rant. O B. MOBGAJi, r4i tFMM Fi"irkr and tmm nti I il) s sad aortft 48t I last!.

are made to sell at $10, bu

skirt with heavy all silk mohair skirt trimmed witl heavy silk Taffetta waists STORE. THE CLEANSING AND HEALING CATARRH CURE FOR CATARRH -IS - Elf's Cream Balm Easy and pleasant to nse. Contains no in iuriousdmar. It Is quickly absorbed. uires reiier at once. It opens and cleanses the nasal passages. Allays Inflammation. OLD "t HEAD Hnsls sad Protects the Membrane. 'Bestores the Menses of Taste and Smell. Large size We, at iTugtrista or by mail. Trial size lOc, by mail. EIL? BKOTHERS, S Warren Street, New York BEAUTY, the CONQUEROR BELLAVITA Arsenic BiUty Tablets and Pills. A per facliy safe and narantoed treatment for aJl skin disorders. Restores the bloom of youth to faded facet. 10 days' treatment 50c; 90 days' $1.00, by mail. Send for circular. Address, NEAVITA M01CAL CO. Clistsa A Jacks St.. Cakaffl Sold by A. G. Luken & Co., Main street, and Curiae & Co., 4x5 North Eighth streets druggist. Bie is a oon -poison remedv for (ionnrrhfrr Gleet, Spermatorrhea White, uniiatartl il' I charges, or any inflamm. Hon, irritation or ulcer ifwu wMUJacios. tion of m n r o n m oipi nyEAWSCHEM'rnfV. cranes. Non-astrinu SJold my vrnsaTiauor sent in plain wrappei vj express, prvpau, to 11.00. or 3 bottles, S2.75. Circular sent on regunsi FIBE ALARM BOXEF 1st district, sooth of at aln,, weat. of asTenth. IS 1st and aooth C, piano' factory Z II -3d and aonlh B Is- -th and sooth D 115- -tti and sooth B 118--6th and sooth H pa 7th and sooth O Sd district, sooth ot Mala, between 7th and aleTenth M th and Main a 6th and sooth J4 7th aod sooth Gt 35 nth and sooth A ; -M 10th and sooth O ar llth and Main U and soath i Sd distrust, aooth ot Malnaaat of eleyenth -llth and sooth B -13th and sooth H -Uth and Main -14th and sooth O ; -ISth and sooth ft : 7 SOtij and Mala) 4th district, north of. Mais, wast of 10th i river 41 Sd and Main, Robinson's shop s Sd and north O 45 CltT Baildina46 Oaar. Soottft Oo 4 No. 1 hoes house, north 8th 47 Champion mills 10th and north I tth district. West BJchmon and SoTaatopol s W sd and Chestnot 1 WSd and National road 63 W sd and Klnaey 6a W Sd and Richmond avf 64 Barlham ooUecn AS State and Boyer SS Orant and Bidya 57 Hont and Mapi. SB Grant and Sheridan St BrldseaTe, paper mill Stft district, north ot D, east; of tenth SI Railroad shop Si Hntton's eo9r factory SS Hoosier drill w- rks 4 Wayne agricaltorsJ workaf 85 City mill works 68 Westoott oarriaae 00 7 14th and north it 7thioistnct, between Mainland aorth I D, east of tenth if Sth and north A M -nth and north B; Tl -Uth and north 7a- -No S hose hones : 74 18th aad north O 75 2d and north H SPESIAL SIGNALS 1 f S Patrol call S I S Fire pressoTsC 10 Natural ras on 1 S 1 Fire oat S Fire prcesnretoff Mis 10 Katoral rsas on Rheumatism Cured in 34 Honrs T. J. Blackmore of Haller & Blackmore, Pittsburg-, Pa., sajs: "A short time since I procured a bottle of Mystic Cure. It got me out of the house in, 24 hours. I took to my bed with rheumatism nine months aero and the Mystic Cure isthe only medicine that did me any good. I had five of the best physicians in the city, but I received very little relief from them. I know the Mystic Cure to be what it is represented and take pleasure in recommending; it to other poor sufferers." Sold by A. G. Laiken & Co., druggists, Richmond. 4 O Bears tie Bigaatuo ISi Izi tea Haw Afrsrs Bs3

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LAVTON'S AVENGER.

T!.e Filipino sharpshooter who loosM the gallant soul of Genrra! Lawton 'as himself killed I t a bullet from the rifla of a SJoax rro,.-jtT of Lawton's bodyguard befur tu sr?at American soldier had ceased to breathe. Prirate William Colorabe. Troop I. Fourth eaTalry. was the instrument of an Inscrutable fate, according to the Philadelphia 1'ress. It was this same Fourth cavalry. I which Lawtiio was a first lieutenant, that 23 rears ajro swept op the reToit of Craj Horse m the Black Hills and was a cart of the force which compelled that able warrior to snirenJfr. The family of Trooper Colombe on his mother's fide were aiana the caoUes which Lieutenant iJiwton helped to jraanl, for the Bryle !ioui haJ taken th warpath with tle "beyenneis, and Gener al McKenzie crashed them utterly in desperate and trviug midwinter eg mpaisrn. This trooper son of a Brule Stonx mother was not born at that time, but he often heard the warriors teli campfire tales of the preat raid of the soldiers in blue and of the summary punishment which smote the Sioux and Cheyennes. Law ton. already a veteran and dustinpuLsht'd ofIi-er. was then renowned amor.sr the Indians of Dakota, Arizona and New Mexico as a fighter and a foeman who did not know what it meant to let go when he started after a hostile party. Ami Trooper Colombe. as a tonsle headed .rnuaier seamrK-ring around the asreney. had U-nrne! to ft-ar the name of the cavalry lieuteuuiit as a sort of In dian "bogy man." After many .years it came abont thai this boy, now grown a tratht and s!alml' i WlXLt AM COI.OM'.IE. wart man m tlie early twenties, enlisted u the rotfuhir jmny of the United States ind was nssim .i to the Fourth cavalry. Ie was so II i int a soldier and so fearess and disciplined a neuter that enral Lawton chose him to be oue of his ersonal esi-ort or iHidyiruard through hat thuuderbolt cau'i-ain across the uountains and morasses of Luzon which woke the back of Aguinaldo's rebellion ind which was by far the most brilliant ifnd fruitful operation of the war. it was a startling series of coincidences i!i itself that by Lawton s side there ought and dared for the old Bag a tribesuan of his former quarry od the plains nd deserts of the west: that the guidons f the old Fourth cavalry blazed the Hue f their killing jungle forays, and the lood kin of the lad who flashed saber ud cracked carbine with Lawton in the Islands half around the world had felt the sjmiung band of the leader when those ame glorious troop guidons followed in he charge. But these things were only the Betting flor the scene of tragic destiny whfn eath held the center of the stage at Sim 3Iateo. Trooper Colombe has written a simply nld story of the climax to one of his old achers at the Carlisle Indian school, of hieh he was a pupil. This is how he words a description of the event who dramatic power could not be overdrawnOn the ISth of December, 1S00. we itarted away from Manila about 6 o'clock tin the evening. We went all night in the ain and re:' !ie! the edge of the moun Sains about C nVl.n k in the morning. I "But Maj.'- t; n. !:! Lawton made us wait until al.tiu it o'olo.-k before we tarted down the hill t un-ct our hot ad and give our good friends hot U-.1 l return. Aud maybe we did not give ! : them! "We fought three long hoars and hard efore we made the blacks run from their reastworks. and. above all. we had tr. fot l t-i-o Kr-fN r n.l.t fefifh tbe FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION !7T Mrs. M. F. Long, of Le Loup, Franklin Co., Kans., writes: "Words cannot express how grateful I am for your kind advice and good medicines. I have been in poor health more or less all rny life. In the past nine vears grew worse, and two years ago I was so poorly could hardly drag around. I consulted a specialist, and he said I had ulceration and that an operation would have to be performed. This did not seem necessary to me, so time -went by, and at last wrote to Dr. Pu rte asking advice. I soon got a helpful answer advising me to try his medicines, the ' Favorite Prescription,' "Golden Medical Discovery,' and also his Pleasant Pellets. I began taking 'Favorite Prescription and the other medicines as advised. When commencing I weighed ligi pounds, and after taking one bottle of each I felt like a new woman. In one month I gained 8 pounds. After taking two bottles of each of the medicines, I began to look like a woman and not like a skeleton, and that weary tired feeling all left me. a(3CIl3(niIlB!iIw BY LETTER WITH DR.R.V. PIERCE

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STORY IS THE AS FROM OTHER SOURCES. Lots f Money Spent Bat X KetBtn Hafe Been Received. The people in Richmond willincHadd their evidence to that which has already been given in favor of Mor row s vid-ne-oids. the best re mod v that has ever been sold in Richnu.rsii for backache, kidnev and urinarv tiisoraers, sleeplessness and nervous ness. Our drutrtrists reoort wonder ful cures and state that Kid-ne oids j are daily increasing in the opinion oi our people. lvia-ne-oiOs act directly upon the kidneys and nerves and re - s-tore inem to tneir natural condition Good kidneys make good blood, goo Diooa mastes strony; nerves. Kid-ne oids make good kidneys and stron nerves. Mrs. Susan Brenizer. 81MG street Richmond, Ind., says: "I have been troubled with backache and pain in my limbs for a number of vears. The pam at times was so severe that ' could scarcely move without scream mg. W hen I stooped over I could scarcely straighten up airain. I had urinary disturbances and 1 sought in vain for relief. I at last heard o Morrow s Kid-ne-oids which I ob tained. Followed carefully the direc huh auu tuey nave given nie so -M t i much relief that I shall continue wnu mem until i am sure teat l am permanently cured. It is a splendid meaicme ana l snail alwavs reeoni mend them." Morrow 's Kid-ne-oids are not pills. dui xenow Tablets and sell at tiftv cents a box at all drug si ores. Mailed on receipt of price. Manu factured bv John Morrow & Co., Chemists, Springfield, O. town, ana after wfe got into town we had to fight our way to the other end of it. "The blacks fought hard, because thct thought they had ns on the run. be. there is no run In ns. We lost about IS men in that fight. "General Lawton was killed about 2 yards from where I was shooting at a man in a tree, and I think he was the yery man who killed the general. Hut we kept shooting until he fell from the tree. I don t think he will live to tell the tale to his friends that he killed our good general." That is all. but the narrative could not b improved by any attempt at "tine writing. Trooper Colombe uses only nine words two syllables long in telling how the death of Lawton was avenged. All the rest is monosyllabic. This is in Trooper Colombe's literary style, and it has im presv.ve merits. The young trooper's record at Carlisle was an excellent one. lie was at trie school nearly four years, entering Od 19, 1S!5. and lenving to enlist in the regular service on May 20. IKY.i. Major Pratt, the superintendent of the Carlisle school, furnished the following Information about his former pupil, who has bo singularly linked himself with General Lawton's fate: "Colombe was a good, steady fellow. who never gave me the least trouhle. He did his work well and never made any complaints. He was in charge of the bakery, quite a responsible position, with three of the boys under him. "His record us a student was com mendable. He was advanced one grade each year of his stay, which is all that is expected, of the boys, and seemed to ap preciate the advantages offered him. "Ice is' not a full blooded Indian, as his father was a white trader at the Rosebud agency. North Dakota, and his mother a Sioux. So William did not have any waf paint and feathers to put off when he came to the school, and we have no pictures of him before and after taking He Is 23 years of age. "Fourteen of our boys are now serving Uncle Sam, and we hear of are making good records. I have received letters from several of them. I sent a bundle of them to Washington as showing how our Indians are revealing themselves as sol diers. Among the letters was one from William Colombe. They were turned over to Adjutant General Corbin. who thought them so interesting that he gave them to the secretary of war. The secre tary. in turn, gave them to the president. who indorsed these favorable opinions bv reading them all through." lhe story told by Colombe of his part in avenging Lawton's death is very striking, and there is no reason for doubt IL THE GLASS OF FASHION. The warp proof silk squares for fan cy waists are carrying all before them. Meteore crepe de chines, spotted with chenille, like flowers In white, are one of the novelties of the season. Empire gowns are becoming to very few women, but they are revived again s part of the scheme of soft clinging materials. The new hats In sight show very detided crowns more or less high and sometimes broad, being of fine straw plaited into form as if it were cloth. The latest style of coiffure shows less crimping. The hair Is waved, of course, but not In such decided rolls as formerly, and Is arranged very high on the head. The pompadour still remains. Long sleeves covering half the hand seem to have originated the fashion of wearing no gloves at teas and the the aters, providing, of course, that you are handsomely dressed. At least this la the latest Parisian Idea of the fitness of things if you are well supplied with jeweled rings. Jackets for sprine are very short and simple in style, finished with rows ol stitching alone or very narrow jjipinjrt: with stitching above. Some of them are double breasted, with handstmc buttons for a finish. Eton coats are shaid down below the waist line iD front much as they were made in the autumn. Among the novelties In neckwear is a narrow band of four silk covered cords stitched together, shaped a litTle to fit the lower edge of the collar baud, and the ends, about a quarter of a yard long, are braided in the fo'tt strands and three silk tassels are the finish at ear-h end, This is worn sim ply crossed in front and fastened with a stickpin. New York Sun. L'oy's Katefnl Act. " Milton. Ind, April 3. While a party Of boys were playing with a rifie. Raymond Biser picked up the weapon and remarked. "This is the way 1 charge - tiayonet. Thereupon lie pulled the trigger and shot Ch.-irl.' Rumniel through the heart, killing him Instantly. The boys were neither over 10 years of age. Volcanic Eruptions Are grand, but skin eruptions rob life of joy. Bueklen's Arnica Salve cures them, also, old, running and fever sores, ulcers, boils, feloms.cuts. burns, warts, bruises, burns, scalds, chapped hands, chilblains. Rest pile cure on earth, drives out aches and pains. Only 25cts. a box. Ctrre guaranteed. Sold by A. G. Luken & Co. druggists. 6

TRAXS-ATLANTIC TRAVELERS.

Faraisbed Special Attendants by the Pennsylvania System. . The bureau of attendants for trans Atlantic travelers established in Jersey Citv and New York Citv twenty years ajjo by the Pennsylvania System has pixnen a great convenience to ersons making Kurojvan trips and to tourists arriving in America at that port. It will be particularly convenient for visitors totnefaris Exposition IxvauM? the departure docks of ni.wt of the Atlantic steamhn :;nt! are convenient to the new Jersev Citv txissentrer station of the 1'enns'. haiiia iJaiiroad Ctmivtnv. The bureau consists of experienced asfvnt whose duties are to meet IKIS 1 si.i-.'eis :irriv'm' in Jersev Citv and Nov hirii over the t'enusvivauia j liucs una usit them in arranging !f.r trans-Atlantk- trips via any of the steamship lines by conducting t hem to steamship and aiding in the preparations for a trip abroad. These agents will provide cabs op erated bv the Pennsylvania system and aid passengers with their buggage. They are fully posted on matters jiertainiug to steamships leaving Aew ork, and arrangements can be made through th'un tor procuring steamship tickets in advance. Thev alo meet incoming steam ships to aid travelers in shaping de tails for continuing journeys from New York over the Pennsylvania Lines bv furnishing tickets, arrang ing for the transfer of baggage from steamship docks after it has been passed bv customs inspectors, and bavin" the same checked through o destination. Thev will reserve sleep ing' car accommodations and relieve in rsons of the foregoing details.mak inj themselves viseful as attendants and guides free of charge. Further information on the subject may be obtained by addressing the nearest Pennsylvania Lines Ticket Agent, or W. W. Richardson, Dis trict Passenger Agent, Indianapolis, Ind Story of a Slave, To be iwund hand and foot for forty years by the chains of dis ease is tne worst iorm or slavery. George D. Williams of Manchester, Mich., tells how such a slave was mauc nee. lie savs: Jiv wire nas been so helpless for five vears that she could not turn over in bed alone. After using two bottles of Electric Bitters, she is wonderfully improved ana aoie to ao uer own wort. l tus supreme remedy for female diseases juiekiy cures nervousness, sleeplessut'f.s, meiancnoiv, neaaaene, back ache, faintino; and dizzy spells. This miracle-working medicine is . a godsend to weak, sickly, run down people. Every bot tie guaranteed. Sold y A. G. Luken & Co. druggists. t Prevented A Tragedy. Timelv information given Mrs. George Long, of New Straitsville, Ohio, prevented a dreadful tragedy and saved two lives. A frightful eovtirh had lontr kept her awake everv nitrht. She had tried many reme dies and doctors but steadily grew worse until urged to try Dr. King's New Discovery. One bottle wholly cured her, aud she writes this mar velous medicine also cured Mr. Long of a severe attack of pneumonia. Such cures are positive proof -fthe matchless merit of this grand remedy for curing all throat, chest and lung troubles. Ooly 50c and tl. Every bottle guaranteed. , Trial bottles free at A. G. Luken & Co. 's drug store. 6 CAS Bears tie lis Kind Yoa Have Alwars Bought Signature of What Would You Give To be cured of catarrh? If you or your friends have this disease you kin w how dis tgreeable it is. Its svmptoms are inflamed eyes, throbbing tembles, ringing noises in the ears, headaches, capricious appetite, and constant discharge of mucus. Fortunately its cure is not a question of what you will give, but what you will take. If you will take Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great constitutional remedy, which thoroughly purities, enriches and vitilizes the blood, you may expect to be completely and permanent, r -ured. The good blood which Hood 8 Sarsaparilla makes, reaching the dedicate passages of the mucus membrane, soothes and rebuilds the tissues and ultimately cures all symptoms of catarrh. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of 'The : trengih of Twenty Men. When Shakespeare employed this phrase lie referred, of course, to healthy, able-bodied men. If he had lived in these days Le would have known that men and women who are not healthy may become so by takiDg Ho id's Sarsaparilla. This medicine, by making the blood rich and pure and giving good appetite and perfect digestion, imparts vitality and strength to the system. 'The Hoods non-irritating cathartic 4 An n ou ne em ent. To accommodate those who are partial to the ue of atomizers in ap plying liquids into the nasal passages for catarrhal troubles, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm in liquid form, which will be known as Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the spraying tube is 75 cts. Druggists or by maiL The liquid form embodies the medicinal properties of the solid preparation. Cream Balm is quickly absorbed by the membrane and does not dry up the secretions but changes them to a natural and htalthy character. Ely Brothers. 50 Warren street, New York. Try Giain-O' Try Graia-O! Ask your grocer today to show you a package of Grain-O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. The children may drink it without injtiry as well as the adults. All who try it like it. Grain-O has that rich seal brown of Mx-ha or Java, but it is made from pure grains, and the most delicate stomach receives it without distress, i the price of coffee. 15 and 25c per package. Sold bv all grocers.

A LOAD TOO HEAVY.

TU Dr. X H. McUaa MaAdsa Ca, St Leva. Gcatkmca Yoar Urv aad Klaaiy Baai eVopsy altar lour doctors gav her aa la S. Yours trary.

Dr. J. H. McLEANS LIVER and KIDNEY BALM An inactive Ihrcr is wots to osac about than an iron ba.IL It takes all th yoy, all the ambition, ail the energy from Ufa. It makes you think you have every disease known to doctors, from consumption to iosinity. It takes all the sparkle from the

eyrs and pink from the skin. It caa do more harm than any other organ la the body. It will poison the blood, bring; fottgcatioa, headaches, nervousness, constipation, palpitattoa almost every symptom you cast think of. wherc there arc any of these signs it means that the liver is rrttmv larv aod that too

need Dr. J. H. McLean's Lrver aod Kidney Balm, the famous cure for ail liver and kidney diseases. You will notice we say cure. This medicine performs as well as promises. We ask you to judg hy what it does, not

bv what something said to be rust as give it an honest trial, it will cure you It has done it for thousands of others

GENTLEMEN.

With ever had. the finest line

Light check and stripe worsteds, Light mixed cassimeres. Blue Serges and Clays,

There is nothing lacking to make the line complete, everything is brand newi of positive value and marked in plain figures at prices that must prove attractive to buyers who want the best for the least money. We'd be glad to have you come in whether you wish to buy or not.

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Agents for Young's R?chm hJ Steam Lanndr, Alwavs in the Lead. Phone 161. 819 Mala StraaL Carpets cleaned rain or sline. W A. PARK, DENTIST 8 North Tenth St ; fhs eBiyfraoiTj electrical rs'ra-neois iadc'cit Itj rk is advert i-mnt. mur a,E lOl Plumbing Heating Lighting Gas Fixtures Steel Ranges Repairing, Etc. H. H. MEERHOFF PHONE 46.

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. Aa. cartel aty ' J. f. MclNTlRX. rood baa tailed to do. If you will quickly aod permanently. at all drwggfcts' $J pee bottle.

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WE ARE READY

of Spring suits we have to hats, best S3 hat made. CHILDREN'S He'wood and DWakefield's Celebrated, Carriages and Go-Carts. Just receiving them GILBERT Tt DUNHAM Laaellaaj Furniture Dealer, S7 628 MAIN ST. Seed Seed Field Seed, Garden Seed and Flower Seed AT RUNGE&CO.'s 16 South 7th St. J. H. CTirJGON, SHOEMAKER, is etui la la P23 I3AJN 8Tklaa

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